Recruitonomics provides data-driven economic analysis to help business leaders, HR professionals, and economics enthusiasts understand and navigate the evolving challenges within labor markets and the world of recruitment.
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Australia’s New Supercycle: From Mining to AI?
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Australia has become one of the richest advanced economies in the world thanks to a combination of luck, good economic policies, and abundant resources. One big factor driving the growth story was China’s rapid ec...
UK: June 2026 – BoE Keeps Rates Steady Following a Decent Jobs Report
There is no doubt that the U.K. economy and labor market are not in a good spot. However, this week’s economic data warrants cautious optimism. Despite the recent energy price shock, inflation in May came in at 2.9%, lower than economists e...
Wage Pain: Workers Are Losing to Inflation, Again
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The inflationary surge following the pandemic was extremely painful for workers. Wages failed to keep up with prices when inflation rose to nearly 9% in the U.S. and more than 10% in Europe in 2022. It took the...
Why the Low-Churn Housing Market Is Bad for Workers
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If you have followed our content on Recruitonomics for a while, you have probably heard about the low-churn job market. American workers have seen a declining number of job opportunities in recent years due to the...
The Job Market Has Turned a Corner
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In the second half of 2025 — in the shadow of tariffs, D.O.G.E. and other drivers of uncertainty — private sector job growth in the U.S. ground to a halt. But in 2026, the story shifted in a decidedly more...
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Recruitonomics provides data-driven economic analysis to help business leaders, HR professionals, and economics enthusiasts understand and navigate the evolving challenges within labor markets and the world of recruitment.
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Chief Economist at Appcast
Senior Economist working for Appcast and Stepstone. Interested in all things macro, economic history, and labor markets
I care about good data, great people, and building things that actually matter. This is where I share what I'm learning as a leader. It's part strategy, part storytelling, and part figuring it out as I go! | Manager of Data Analytics at Appcast, Inc.
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